I think its D.infintive ..........hop this helps
Think back to your predictions.
Which of Thoreau's ideas were presented in the text?
Check the two boxes that best apply.
Disapproval of government involvement
Support of the war and slavery
Belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things
Belief that the government needs to support and reform unethical citizens
Answer:
disapproval of government involvement
belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things
Explanation:
Henry David Thoreau's ideas that were presented in the text were: Disapproval of government involvement, and the belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things.
Thoreau was an American writer that penned his ideas for civil disobedience and published it in his famous book, "Walden". He was also a supporter for the end of slave trade and criticized the government for using slaves and he was also against the Mexican-American war.
<u>Answer:</u>
Oats’ story, where are you going, where have you been? written in 1966, was inspired by the story of a serial-killer named Charles Schmid whose story was featured on Life Magazine.
The story shows the 1960s American era when the morale and social convictions were being challenged. At that time, feminism and sexual freedom was still a Conflicting topic in America.
The villain character in the story is a serial killer who hunts adolescent girls. In the story, a female character at her adolescent age suffers for having sexual feelings for boys.
Answer:
1. b)is playing
2. a)are,doing
3. a)are eatting
Explanation:
The continuous present is a term that refers to a verbal form where the verb appears in the present tense, but indicates a continuous and progressive activity, being used in both the indicative and the subjunctive form, always indicating an activity that is in progress. This verbal mode is easily identifiable with the suffix "ing" at the end of verbs.
All the mustard phrases in the question above were supplemented with the verb in the present continuous that best fit the blanks and provided a grammatically correct written phrase.
